Pricing behavior and non-price characteristics in the airline industry / edited by James Peoples.

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Peoples, James

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TextSeries: Advances in airline economics ; v. 3.Publication details: Bingley, U.K. : Emerald, 2012.Edition: 1st edDescription: 1 online resource (viii, 323 pages) : illustrationsContent type:

text

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computer

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online resource

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9781780524696
1780524692
1780524684
9781780524689

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Pricing behavior and non-price characteristics in the airline industry.DDC classification:

387.712 23

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HE9783

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ch. 1. Pricing behavior and non-price characteristics of the airline industry : introduction and overview / James Peoples -- ch. 2. Examining the effect of low-cost carriers on nonlinear pricing strategies of Legacy airlines / Manuel A. Hernandez, Anirban Sengupta, Steven N. Wiggins -- ch. 3. The new pricing in North American air travel markets : implications for competition and antitrust / David Gillen, Tim Hazledine -- ch. 4. A guide to booking airline tickets online / Volodymyr Bilotkach, Nicholas G. Rupp -- ch. 5. Distribution of airline tickets : a tale of two market structures / Volodymyr Bilotkach, Marija Pejcinovska -- ch. 6. On airline pricing behavior during financial turnarounds / Christian Hofer -- ch. 7. Determinants of successful code-sharing : a case study of Continental and America West airlines alliances : a discrete longitudinal analysis / B. Starr McMullen, Yan Du -- ch. 8. Baggage fees and changes in airline ticket prices / Kevin E. Henrickson, John Scott -- ch. 9. Fragmentation of North Atlantic and Transpacific air transport markets : wither the hubs? / Andreas Knorr, Andreas Lueg-Arndt, Alexander Eisenkopf -- ch. 10. Are airports two-sided platforms? : a methodological approach / Marc Ivaldi, Senay Sokullu, Tuba Toru -- ch. 11. The size and growth of airports / Dan Mahoney, Wesley W. Wilson -- ch. 12. Where does airport noise fall? : evidence from Atlanta airport / Jeffrey P. Cohen, Cletus C. Coughlin -- ch. 13. Competition on the basis of safety? / Ian Savage.

Summary: Stepped-up competition in the airline industry over the past 40 years profoundly changed how carriers set fares. Chapters in this volume contribute to our understanding of fare determination in this industry by examining carrier pricing behavior, such as non-linear pricing, pricing decisions associated with strategic alliances, competition from low cost carriers, and the challenges faced by carriers experiencing financial distress. These contributions present nuanced analyses of fare determination that include new ways of examining whether the prices charged by carriers are consumer welfare-enhancing. Examination of airline carrier pricing only tells part of the story of firm behavior, as analysis of carriers' ability to provide quality services is also significant in understanding the economics of this industry. This volume includes chapters examining non-price characteristics of business operations, such as frequency of service, passenger safety, availability of aircraft types for different transportation services, and the geographic distribution of air transportation-related noise by aircraft departures and arrivals at airports.

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Stepped-up competition in the airline industry over the past 40 years profoundly changed how carriers set fares. Chapters in this volume contribute to our understanding of fare determination in this industry by examining carrier pricing behavior, such as non-linear pricing, pricing decisions associated with strategic alliances, competition from low cost carriers, and the challenges faced by carriers experiencing financial distress. These contributions present nuanced analyses of fare determination that include new ways of examining whether the prices charged by carriers are consumer welfare-enhancing. Examination of airline carrier pricing only tells part of the story of firm behavior, as analysis of carriers' ability to provide quality services is also significant in understanding the economics of this industry. This volume includes chapters examining non-price characteristics of business operations, such as frequency of service, passenger safety, availability of aircraft types for different transportation services, and the geographic distribution of air transportation-related noise by aircraft departures and arrivals at airports.